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I create mathematics workbooks in Microsoft Word. Typing in each equation is slow but faster than LaTex. So, I often copy content from a website like LibreTexts. If I copy a section that contains equations it comes out garbled.

So, I go to each equation, right click, hover over Show Math As, select MathML code, select all (Ctrl+A), copy (Ctrl+C), close window (Ctrl+W), go to word (Alt+Tab), paste as plain text (Ctrl+Shift+V), go back to Chrome browser (Alt+Tab), then repeat the process.

This can be faster than typing by hand, but there has to be an easier way. There was a post similar to this one, but I don't know what extension was referred to and I don't know Java.

If your solutions contains the step "learn basic Java here", that is fine.

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If you go to Wikipedia, press edit, then copy past from there, it worked for me.

For example, I go to this Wikipedia page and copy and pasted this part here:

let <math>S_G</math> be the set of [[strategy profile]]s of <math>G</math>. A ''solution concept'' is an element of the direct product <math>\Pi_{G \in \Gamma}2^{S_G};</math> ''i.e''., a function <math>F: \Gamma \rightarrow \bigcup\nolimits_{G \in \Gamma} 2^{S_G}</math> such that <math>F(G) \subseteq S_G</math> for all <math>G \in \Gamma.</math>

This works for AI chat bots like Claude and chatGPT if you want to ask deeper questions.

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